Philip Solomon-Turay
I am a trainee Sport Psychologist with an enthusiasm for multiple sports and investigating the psychological skills necessary to perform at an elite level. I currently hold a MSc in Sport Psychology from St Mary's University, UK, and I have had opportunities to gain experience within the field through working with athletes and teams across the UK. I aim to become a fully qualified Sport Psychologist and provide psychological skills training for multiple athletes and teams across a wide variety sports http://pstpsychology.com/
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Sports performance at a high level often boils down to the last moments of competition to dictate a winner. A penalty shootout to advance to the final, a golf putt to claim that first trophy, scoring those two basketball free throws to ice the game. In these scenarios, although elite...
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Sports competition has the ability to continually draw large amounts of spectators. A reason because of this is due to the multiple situations in which no one foresees occurring. The unpredictability of sports can leave fans nervously biting their figure nails, as nothing is certain. Take for example just in...
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Five seconds left and a basketball team has the ball, down by one point. The coach has set a play for the team to execute and so far it is running smoothly. An athlete catches the ball, wide open for a three-point shot (three-pointer), but he also sees a teammate...